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"The Truth of the Quran in the Light of the Bible'''' is designed to be a study book. Verses are given from both the Quran and the Bible to demonstrate the points made, but these are only examples, and the reader is encouraged to seek out others. This book is written for followers both of the Bible and of the Quran, with the hope of providing each with a better understanding of the truth.

The Fruitful family observes and discusses the face of Jesus in the international infants and children and discusses the importance of planting the seed of the gospel in all developmental stages. It discusses the effect of names and titles on personality and the fundamentals of fruitful family and gives guidance on how to develop the best self so as to bear much fruits. It draws counseling insights from African and current personality theories. The book is great value for personal growth, Christian Counseling and family therapy based on Christian Principle.

A Collection of Short Stories has something for children ages three to young teens. Young children will enjoy Buster Bunny''s Thanksgiving. Mrs. Bunny sends Buster to the woods to pick berries for Thanksgiving pie and gets into trouble. "Mila the Little Turtle". Hudson gets Mila for a birthday present. Mom ties a balloon on a string and then around Mila''s shell. Suddenly the wind picks up the little turtle, and flys away. "Time and Time Again" is a fun way to create a story using one word like "time". They will enjoy the story The Brief Encounter of two little mice, Eek, and Click. Who lives on a mouse pad at Microsoft. Pookie''s big adventure is a story about Captain Pookie, his parrot thatch and his pet snail named Rosco, who lives in a potted plant on Captain Pookie''s sailboat The Soper Slup. A favorite story for young girls is The Magic of Snowflake. A kitten with magical powers arrives at Emma''s home and makes everyone happy. Years later, Snowflake has to go back to heaven on a moonbeam. Grandma Jan made a pink scarf for Emma and for Snowflake. Emma puts her pink scarf around her neck and holds Snowflakes scarf next to her cheek. Emma sees two little stars blinking in the night sky and wonder.

Stories of times gone by, methods of accomplishing regular chores in homes, lack of money with lots of hard work are the main focus of this book. Times we do not want to forget but hope to share them with our children and grandchildren so they can understand where their roots lie in this country of America. You will read about families farming and working together to raise their food, how they work at whatever they can find, their family life and their faith in their service to God. How their pets are important, antidotes of the children and what made our worlds safe and sound. You will laugh, remember and maybe shed a tear or two as you look back at the way it was.

"Beach draws us into a deeper level of understanding liberal religious commitment by organizing eight chapters around stories and questions. . . . He does not require the reader to respond in the same way that he does. But his point of view is always there, helping sharpen your own." -John Buehrens, former President, The Unitarian Universalist Association "A great achievement. There is a vast need for just this kind of material." -John B. Cob, Jr., Claremont Graduate School "Beach demonstrates how religion illuminates the real issues of our age. He shows how important critical faith can be in a confused and disoriented time." -Harvey Cox, Harvard Divinity School, author of Fire from Heaven The mind-bending question, If yes is the answer, what is the question? asks us: What are the central questions of our lives-the issues that challenge and move us to our deepest affirmations of heart and mind? It points the way, then, to the discovery-or perhaps the recovery-of a contemporary, liberating faith. It does so not by providing pre-packaged answers but by asking us to discern and decide what we are committed to and will live for-the issues of human existence that call forth our affirmation. Eight existential issues form the backbone of the book: ┬╖ Are we incurably religious? ┬╖ Does the question of God presuppose God? ┬╖ Can we acknowledge evil and tragedy and not lose heart? ┬╖ Do we have a human vocation? ┬╖ Are ethical values rooted in reality? ┬╖ Is help available when I need it? ┬╖ Is religious community a religious necessity? ┬╖ Does faith make sense?

By request, we continue to share this moving love story that tells of the preparation, dedication, and commitment of one American family and country. It discusses how he prepared for the journey of life by laying a foundation of good habits and moral strength. What flows out of doing your best is sheer joy and happiness-and the attitude that the best is yet to come. You'll enjoy Johnny's love letters from Stalag III. The author wrote the book to simply make a difference.